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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
,,,p ,ror VOTE WILL nE 4 SURPRISE

The Umc.l ! anon party mold ebou dozen row ,nS
ma, nir tius- ia vaiion' pats OF Inc Guy Ia, .
re raj. o. i be Knit, MILD, AAllIh ana AM
A-,ul!N District, adlic.-,d by Henry ''"fs III
MrGlynn spoke In the Win, XII hhd four or hVr "'n
ttrirt, Louis l. ToI a---tcd Mr. George al wv"
or three meetings. All the rathcrins- "crr unn'nAiy
large and maiked by great enthusiasm. All ie 'p"'A
r,. p Acd I'm A most confident way about the Ir'"li
Lut they DID not ~rcm III nor" certain oi Suo''''
than tho aullcnccs The fact /, that Tho LABOR parry
/, dom. mo, thorough work and not leaving si"no
turued IA their cf-rts to pol an a-'oni-hi"6y latSo
vote and haviu. II flltIy counted, despite uo "H''9
10 prcvcn TN, b. the democrats. Every P""hs
place viii DO manned By aLls and trusted Watchers
furthermore a plan la, been submitted To tho campaign
onnutteo by a. election cNpor winch, III ~ b'.'.N'r
viii make fraud Manipulation vi tho VOC '"IV'9i
bI, AMI a. one the committee chp"N'cu H. D'"'
the MIN IL, pccOf AL hollow .....
Cont judge sad yesterday that h now believe" lie
voul uc elected MI Ninccn ha- host "i hi'hl'
out- io the Labor patty who are w"fkns s'I'hu""'ly
m h. behalf and soaic of them drciaro that the lr,it
81 nrtr wok Wii be Oi tue srca surprises u 'ho
campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02

EGNiRA Nov. tNp>ci b.-Goveruor Iliil will be In
this city on Saturday, evening aud address DE s"crAtc
meeting the Opera House Ihis fact having been AL
vrr.cd IN The Gr->Hc this afternoon gives dineren,
appearance The aad the people OF thls county
sunw what 70 expect Tuesday. on aur.ay AFTER
noon tho Governor Will hOlI conference Win Judge
Nuilrr and other leaders n nj, OIL siAg CHAMBER Ia
Water Ihis meet VIII be preliminary 10 me cover
nor, usual ante election SUNDAY matinee lser has
been seat to each the faithful henen.nt' III tnl'
evening Democratic workers wore long iA'e' as tue
feeling general that the canvass wouI hr run on
merits vifLOut lie I'D o. hOOiu hu when th'V t~Fse@
mat the Governor woud he pio>ent 2ul sec lueH'
they Dossomed uut WITH ton. acre Smiles
Another significant Tact i tue pte,cuc" OF t. Is lou
m4u.. Chicf CLERK ~ the Treasury Department. Wuo
usually nome e-c Ion ddV IN No" but ihl' year
r aOt only bur comes week IN adv hhc"
o Ito Federal cmpOycs 10 aGht IL tue uotel,
Democratic ward her.rr, sd mat Muller il coming Win
= soap box" ana that srttesit
Nuns K~publlca-. ea,y see that the Democrats
Doodle Or success. thr) teeI cusndcu1
OF tlrctpg FARE Assembly And he entire krplUh
can county ticket strohe ''ll nun ani sthuct am
pAIgn has been waved against Scnaor ta-'eu pay MS
election assured by LARGER majority tuaa ''eI oe4"'o
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LOCAL TROUBLES NOT SETTLED.

The sub committee Of the Republican County EXocu
tive Committee appointed to investigate tho troubles
in tho With senate District and the Min Assembly
District reported last evening 10 the Executive Com
mIttce The chairman OF the With District reported
that john j. O Brlen refused to Withdraw hs cand date
George J. hrsns. The majority declined to accept
Mr.. Kraus or to withdraw It's candidate, Frederick
Doerr Apparently The only thing TO do was TO leave
the matter with the Senate District Committees ana
If they could reach all understanding
The condition of things existed In tho XllIth
Assembly District. Tho faction headed by Alderman
James A. COwic and Henry L. Surague declined 10
withdraw their candidate Tor Alderman. James VI.
Cowie and for Assembly Lincoln W Mcleod Nothing
apparently could be done there.
In both districts the minority leaders declared that
the Republican Stale aud county tickets would BE-
LOYALTY supported.
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PUTTING ON THE SCREWS
THOSE NETWORK CONTRIBUTIONS.
RILLs SWELLING INTO TORRENTs-LHvYIyo AZ
WOMEN EMPLOYEES
TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


WASHINGTON Nov 1.-Tbe ris Of contributions /, :.
| the New-York Democratic campaign fund are said n
have increased I'm size since yesterday. and II "a cons
IDENTIFY expected that they will become swollen tor.,,
before midnight Several Jeffersonian Democrat. I'M,
mated to-day that the had been given firm ana
that there will be difficulty I'm obtaining 70 nerou.
contributions 4" both OF money and votes Every Nev
York Democrat every Maryland Democrat and every
Virginia Democrat in the Government service will la
ticket next Tuesday. BY queer coincidence all these
men have exactly enough leave due them 10 allow
them ~ be absent wilnvdt oss OF pay dnring tue time
iu.rcd BY equally queer coiucideuce PROBABLY II
WILL bo found that every Republican eIp.Oye wll De
obliged TO suffer loss oil pay we'll npcr tenure
III the public service II goes to TIE LepuL
can ucAel. The committee Knows ful tusl ear OF
the probable Consequences Will lAycl some RepLvuc.n
employees to contribute freely 10 the Democratic cam.
palgu fund Ii said that Muster rolls o. ali ,v
ernent employees frolu the state OF NewYUrk sltn,t
Regard party affiliations have been aa.r md
that copies rolls placed u The u,Is
Of the Democratic state Commit or It's rcpescnav.
good deal used 10 Ue said years ago Drloic "A frtul
lcan senate passed anu Il hcpuOicdn lT1sldeui An
proved Tie CRlI service la" political cuutnb
by women employees Of the OOlernulcnl, l)ctna.
wspapers anu orators especially we're hotjJI
DJ tuat alle.ed outrage. Now happens that the yev
hrst mite obtained ny the representatives Df tue New
YORK democratic state Committee youu1
woman employ ed IN the Office OF that p3tiiJ pur and
uuuc1lcd, A. L.. Beneict, Public Printer enc SAYS -.
Is true Democrat, aud the tact tuat me fri
contributor Immediately advertiser as cucUarass
ment TO other young women III the Government serycs
~ pay up promptly
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FIDELITY BANK CRIMINALS MAY BE SAVED

W,suiNGroN Nov. 1SDecaO.-uslted states District
Attorney william Is. Bnructt. "i Cincinnati. panied
by Mr. Dungan. chairman OF The OHIO Democratic tate
Contra, tommittce arrived in Washington to-day. cen
siderable interest centtes IN the presence md movements
OF these Iucn They dd not register At tie hotel
where they occupied quarters snd tried IN many othes
WAYS to prevent their visit from becom known NJ
Burnett stated hst he here 10 for the costs
OF the coming trial OF tho Fidelity Bank ease. Mr. DUNCAN
saws that liza here t. secure ap o!npents o1
party trrpis Both visited the Ati"rn"N-'ch'iNs oM e.
hmonc well informed people the impression prevails
that Duncan has ide the friends OF TIE hdlct" "ci.
OF tho Fidrlity Bask hclicve hIt he has pocl NM
cnrc enough with The idminNratios here ia Wsshnsion
Ia prevent their prosecution. This n true, woull eN-
hib the cha rlnau ~ the Democratic Centa Coma
aul the Attorney-Generars Department In curious
light.
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GOVERNOR HILL p AXIS IN BROOKE YN.

Az hpMINI TRATIoN THAT NEEDS PERSONAL DE
rENCr-wnAT MR. CHNPIN WOULD DO
Tho brooklyn Academy of Music last night contained
a mixed multitude composed mostly of Democrats.
II whom about Lalf were VOTERS and the rest women.
Tho stage was crowded with Dcmocraoy's Trars poutne
Ileh's and Leaders, and hcro family parties of
tlem I'm the boxes Boss" Mclaughlin pcepcd around
from ono Of tho stage boXes, Distr, t-Attcmcy Rdg
way and Baldwin T. Strauss were also there a bras,
band played selections from Ermn,." Whom II
got through with the Thieves Duet Mayor Whitney
was introduced chairman.
Ratification resolutions and resolutions approving
the administration Of President Cleveland and Governor
I'M were adopted The chairman, amid celebrations
10 speak louder" delivered address. prospective
and retrospective, ON triumphant Demo racy such
phrases a. Democracy best" pclpctua,c Il In CITY
~ brooklyn, aud ION and on To victory" were
di,iuctl, audible at Intervals Ex Governor lloa'lil
of Ono spoke sarcastic about the Ncpubl an party
for lutty lyo ninitc,
Governor IN made an exhaustive speech dealing
win tho record of tho Cleveland Administration ana
II ll. own STATE Administration, and with present
pariy Issue, and futuru prospects, Among sGbJrcis
on winch ho spoke he Presidents Vcton- n,oio
ESPECIAL, spccla pension BIZ yclocs. the surplus the
tarH. Lc temp rance question: tho interests OF work
llemrn. the yrier and crosby bls aud hi- vctoc- Of
hcuI. au. The DrmO. rate u'k 4 'N'N'r SAID N't
na. tho. bccn Il more ati-iattOly Uclct hOW dltl
not your support OF them on account o incr
father, mo hOrs o. brothers namc', but by reason
of rlr merits. come 10 rli AOu that ihr II 5h~
Of the times point TO DcmOcIa 10 victory. NhccfsD
Tho Governor lett the meeting al the close of his speech
TO catch the midni.h train for Buiiao
Alfred C. Chaplin addressed rapidly thinning house
the rise aud progress OF Hrovkh au on tho iospoh
sblliics that he know he would have 10 lace ana was
willn. tn face II elected Mayor
J. {. MCGUIRE and o.bers were called for ana rc
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oLDEGrcEnMwEIL NAMED FOR ASSEMBLY,.

\ meeting of the Republican delegates oi Richmond
County va, held yesterday at IynaH's Hail. siapcion
f. A hclohcld ChO-cn Chairman ION Delegation
wa, present Tho proceedings wcro harmonious George
Cromwell was unanimously nominated for Assembly
There wore no nominations mado FOR County Judge
and County Clerk Anon G. Mcihiessel. Of The German
rlzcns' League, VA, nCmltatrd tor RI ool COMMITS
,iuucr Dr. f. l.. MAilndale was nominated foi
Coroner and v. " Corbcti for Justice OF Sessions
Cromwell Is about twenty i've years Old and IS OK
ircmely popular lie IS tho son Of Henry L. Ir0m
we'll the founder OF tie Cromwell line OF stcamshIs
Who left lis large property at Gdrietoon'' staten is
and. to h, two sons. George and Henry. Mr. Crom
well graduated from Yale : Ollcge N 1893 mere
ho held high rank In his class. lie Is now IL th'
law Utice OF root a strong, al No d. Ni.HaHisI iic
Is not politician, but the people oi Et'hlhulu "uhly
Of the politicians who have cDniIn licd anaIN
uf late. and Mr. trOnvr has beer decided upon ~
Young man of upright and uHhlcmlbhcd chdfh CT Mi'
Cromwell Lcsitaied not little before accepting M
nomination. and Yielded only on the repeated urging
Of his fI.end..
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GOOD NEWS From EocKLAND COUNTY.

Nyack Republicans arc pushing tn campaign, and
completed the organization OF tne Nyack Republican
cub yesterday with the following efficient officers Pres
dcn Pre- John l.. Brownell; Vce-prrsdrnt Will
IAN Durycd: secretary. A. W Van kcurrn; treasurer.
Charlie, A. Chapman; Executive Committee thuc :.
1Ompains, Clarence Lc1ow Adam &. lucl"ar'h. Henry
j. smith " ". D'baun ia Me- H. Christie nnd Isaac :.
L,drracr The onl.uot Ia iockldnd touut ~ mo-t eli
couragng the Republicans hoping 80 elect LeNOw com
- gs, CARAT saydcr Dis rlct Attorney aud Geor
I. Wicks. member OF A ,senby.
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prcrpTIOy To BROOKLYN CANDIDATES.

Many o, the prominent Republicans IN Bro"klyn
Attended reception Civ II by tue Republican League OF
the candidates OF the party at the rooms OF
the League in Dicters Hotel. at No 81 Futonst I'"t
eyeuiug Among tho candidates present 'oloEel
A. d. Baird. Clark d. Rbinehart. John ". Ilarman a j.
Newton, G. " HoaglanI Eugeue O'Connor. Jacob
Worth, Thomas Fene. Joseph Aspinwa'l
J. W. Mars u. W. Tsllmadge and S.
NJ Weekes. They were cordially welcomed
by every one present and confident predictions OF their
efeetiOn were INDUCED ~. ~
Among ihosr present william H. hven. John
W,us,ov, Major L. H. Hobbs Bernard Peters 90 OGcl
A : Bacon, lsaac H. Cary. William isar. X ID Bcht icl
J. W. Brketi Clarence Burrows. B-DJd'nn Estes Je',c
Johnson II. f. Page. A. W. Penney. W. G. No-burs, W.
ELoicS L. W Bctsley. David stewart. George On n.y.
T. NJ Edxer on senator GrisWod. Deinas strong H. j.
Menningrr d. = Arnott. j. L. Henry. f. ID Mn'scrop.
John C. Kelley. DR. +. = Gny, ID. ". Moore H. iiendIl'
son Theodore Maynard D. l. Nor nrnP ana Dr X :.
Etone There was singing By acampasn cIuD Out no
speeches. Refreshments were served
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sponded with addresses which prolonged tho meotns
to o late hour
DAVID BOWS Is FOR COLONEL BAIRD.
CONSPIRACY AGAINST TIE LABOR YOTE-ANOTHER

CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE LABOR FUTE-ANVf"H1'
DEMOCRATIC PRISONER REGISTERED.
David Dsws OF Dowss stores, Brooklyn, and promi-
neut member OF tho Produce Exchange, although a
Democrat has announced that lie will support Colonel
Baird fer Mayor OF Brooklyn Colonel Baird Is making
an active canvass in the city and 10 gaming
friends every where especially among business and work
ing men Ife confident OF election from his observa
lion OF the tenn per OF the people Democratic senems
for reducing the Labor vote Is to corrupt the mon en-
ploy al 10 distribute George and Clancy ballots cleo
lien dav aud get possession OF the oaiiets
early I'm the and dump them in the sewers so that
voters cannot he supplied. Forewarned OF this tho
United Labor party will supply every voter with Dsots
IN advance and will have trusty agents at the polling
places ,>.,
1t was discovered yesterday that another Democratic
prisoner Raymsnd street jail. Robert Sisbetham or
No 20 Lafayse-st. has been allowed TO regiser steps
will 10 keep him from voting as ne has Deen IN
ia for fourn Mo
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mn srNnAY Law II wEsrcmEsrEN couNrY

A mass meeting OF citizens held at the Town Hal
Of New Rochelle Monday evening TO give expression
To tier sentiments In re-lrl To tne quesiio" OF tue
preservation Of tie sunday Law. Addresses were dcsly
cred as the Rev Dr. Mcrhrsney, Of Nrw-loik and
others. .ud strong resolutions wrre UNANIMOUSLY
,dop,cl ,lrpfcclfing tho l,X, manifested IN the en-
Of the law with rccr~ncc "a the observance OF
SUNDAY urged That of those present rhO id
vote nr any candidate Tor legislative hOuors W no refuses
ot pledge hm7elf TO vote for laws requiring proper
observance OF sunday.
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REPUBLICAN, SUCCESS ASSURED.
rIvAf REPORTS FEoM COUNTY COMMITTEES cHFti
-AIsiLnna A AnOL AKLLM-.


Chairman cornelius y ~ s., ofthc Rep ihlican : ate
COMMITTEES talking with visitor yesterday about TIE
Sc,r. lork campaign. said: We have done a. lh"'h
WORK thl. Year a, II ~!cnlal can' 49, In
fac We regard the campaign a. pa OF the ne ld'h'a
r,r,p,!rn next wear" 40 ono except tie most irc
oucr, regular visitor at Republican Headquarters can
realize tho truth OF Mr. Bliss statement Ia the
matter, Of the publication and distribution Of docu-
meut, ia mas, meetings and In close cauNa'slnS OF
ever, voter an amount of work has been - formed
,uch A, has never before Lccn known In a state cam
p,l-n f. an Oh" year Tho committee ha, publ ,hcd
upward of a dozen pamphlets Or circulars one oi
their puhllcailO had a circulation Of 10000 copies
Meeting. have been held in every prominent city IN
tho state under state Committee Au,lcc,. While mo
local committees have bcen cncou aged 10 hold town
and schoolhousc meetings At every available gathering
place.
Tho FINAL reports nom tho county committees that
are noA coming in encouraging and cheerful The
state Committee by a careful compilation Of tie re-
poit Eow Ia on low estimates OF uHrcpoucd counties
f. certain Of tho election OF the cntce state ticket and
also If carving tho Legislature In io,h hrlucLes The
only thing that can disturb tu, situation !, the liberal
and d-, pcratc of the great corruption fund that
ia. been accumulated 10y tho Democratic state Com
mtcc Tic prccautlon, that have been tahcn To- head
oil The Democrats IN thelr corrupt plan, are Thought TO
be ample but steps viii be spared To the end Of the
rampai IN to secure evidence which to convict both
tLuse who orcr and those who accept brides.
Among The callers at Headquarters yesterday was
Congressman Eoutcllc Of Maine. who WAS on hi, way
to Prnnsy lyania to make four speeches lie explained
his dcclination to speak In NcwYork by saying that
he had been obliged refuse all Invitations. but had
found himself bound by old promise to ChaIHan l.
v Cooper Of tho Pennsylvania Republican Committee,
to make a few speeches there.
Senator Il,cock, who spoke at Olcan Monday, had a
day of yesterday and spcnt 1t with the committee He
viii speak al Loo kpolt to day lilo say, the campaign
(, booming aud growing every day moro favorable TO
Ropuhlcan success
Among other callers were captain Chester :. Cole.
Charlie, ". lIackett. luhu Il iNdcck "r cN Assembly
Odcll Of Ncw hmrL ~ f,uer'>sn,lu J. H. Camp. T. t.
Sislfu4, chaimsL Il tnr NauOr County 'Cninlfice {,
Colonel lllla ~ aiIt. JOhF ". lidnhHu. candidate
fDr -iLc Sr.tf, IA Il Rochester district G"oitc W
AldrlicN az NnchrS'cr Jaron Hess, General III A
BainLnt add senator II v. Blair, Of New Hampshire
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FITTING QUESTION: TO CANDIDATES

The New.York civil Service Reform Association has
sent all the Candidates for State scers. for
Senators aud Assembymsn. and for District Attorney
Surrogate Cob roller and President OF the Bszri OF
Aldermen In this city, and is looking for replies 10
tts questions az 10 ssund views on tse refsrm question
A few answsn have GENE II ALREADY.
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coLuMn1A srupENrs VIII MARCn TONIGHT

COLUMBIA STUDENTS WILL MARCH TONIGHT.
large number OF students OF Columbia College met in
the Columbia Grammar School gymnasium yesterday
and showed their interest in tho elccsn Of DE Lancey
Eicoii George II. Fnck, OF the Law School, presided
and introduced Professor H. ii Boyesen OF the college
VINO snake 10 the students upon tho duty OF young Amsr
can citizens and the influence they exert ia politics
II was q cided 10 march from the college in
rarade with band this evening 10 Chickerns
Hall where. tho students we're iniormc1 4.
the gallery had reserve for them. Tho students
narIde will start iroa the college AT o'clock. AVID The
line Of M rcl will he down Fh-avc. The malshalt from
George H. Fiacx grand marshall Schsoi Of Arts-!i. L.
Elv 'ss and II. J.. Farchlld 49, School OF Mines-H e.
pcltou 20 and l.. T. alsuddr, 50: School OF Law:
n t,llllg and A. Ekins. No marshas were appointed
from the school of MelicD~ a comHlttee consisting
Of W A. Douglas, < OF L. aud X {. Bnnzi sS : OF A.,
presrnted resolutions against the bosses and favorng
kico which were adopted
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DEINKING III SELF 70 DEATH

william stone. OF Third-avc and ThlrtyScc0ndS ST.,
BroohlSm went To the vhshcy shop al James Hcardon
at IourthAVc aud Twenty seventh st.. yesterday. and
made h way to the cellar In thc N Ode Of the after
noon he found there uncOn ci0u> from the vhslcy
90 which hc had helped himself and he died from alec
holism while on the way TO hospital I'm an ambulance
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g II NrEEAY FoR THE ASSEMBLY.

The Republicans of the llld Assembly District last
evening unanimously nominated for the Assembly
Charles II Murray MIR Murray was born in san
Francisco lie Is a grandson of Daniel :. Dickinson
lie was graduated from Columbia College and studied
law with samuel G.. Courtney. succeeding Ia the Irac
tlce of Mr. Courtney his death lie has been
counsel In several important law cases, notably thOSs
Il samuel NUOu and The stokes Will case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02

Rensselaer, delivered eloquent address, which was no
Quently applauded. In the course OF 1t he said
Notwithstanding the tremendous pressure brought
upon him Mr. NicOl tried men who might have been
considered his political assocates and tried them WIN
view vicon. And therefore, Mr. Marune ana hr.
Nco showed such unswerying integrity that they we're
entitled recognition at our hands, ana tey
It, hope Will all do what can TO see 10 IL
these men shall carried into Office on election Jay
iAPplaIse ,o,o., p,r u,n,,ton o,.o spoke.
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How fresh in my miud are fho dtyso nav s'ckneHS
When to>,el ne IA IA. al irNorri aud sore,
The burning. tn nausea tie sinking AMI wtaknrst
Aud even thr Of sp ION 90 { NV Va 'li'ihe b"io
ihr Old silver ~. the family spoon
The SEX chamber that NV medicine bVro.
How 10th were fover parchei Np' Ia receive H.
How ulssous tho 'tui that II bore 10 nv tpnshs
Aud the UPWARDS -oh IA ught 'ons rrlieNoN
Though tears of disgust from my ryebtlNs IL wrung
Tho old silver spoon tho medicine spoon.
How awful the ,tuf that II loft GU INV tongue
make tho sick memory " horror DR. Porces Pleas
Purgaiivo Pellets tho contrary are small sugar
coated to take purely vegetable and perfectly elective
26 cents VIAL
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prcpttr TO REPUBLICAN RANKS.

PnI-Ir-BuRG. y. j.. Nov. t'p,c'ah -ih> P'"'tPs-
bui'g Nc'cS tho only daily paper published % warren
County aud hitherto polite Al paper. CONES "ut TO
day Ia - strong editorial declaring that hencefor'h IL
Will support Republican party II Places the county
Lr led by f. f. Howe for senator. Al the mead OF i's
columns and starts out vigorously In us support
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NOMINATIONS AND INDORSEMEATS.

The Win Assembly District Republican convention
held night Al .,O 2i2 Grandst, aud henson NJ
Levy, member Of 1ypographica. Union No 10 was
iIinOlsly nOm.nA cd.
The Irving Hall Democrats ~ the XVIII Assembly
District nominated Thomas NJ. Hart In the sdho dis
TIC the nucd democracy nominated Edward l. HlgAn
Tor Assembly Ant ,-oph Murray fOr Alderman
Colonel John VI. Long nominated FOR hiern m
as' night by Irving Han In the XNIlld Assembly Dis
The Young Mems Democratic Association ~ the 9Th
Assembly District last evening ut No. 1877 Forsyth 81
ndnr,rd thu following candidates ncprge +. Langlcm
Or senator, Alfr 4 - JUDGE OF no " D1trct
,.,org- j. R'.s,h Tor Assembly and Henry V Mudcr
cor Alderman.
James =. Butler was Endorsed for Alderman 30 the
Irving Han con, cluOn in tha AINth District
IN Ci1.r, A~-oc alton anf volunteer FHeman of The
NVu, Assembly District vii meet al Hanks Hotel no
t!j Nnh ave THIS evening 20 rsufy the npmnIton of
f.. T. zee, the lcpublci candidate Tor me Assembly.
In The Kiln District tho Republicans Domina ed
joseph Meyer for Assemblymin.
taIr,rs l. H. ot Newars. rouomin atei for the
Assembly by tho Republicans OF tho iVth District OF La
sex County.